 WHATEVER dims thy sense of truth, Or stains thy purity, Though light as breath of summer air, Count it as sin to thee. 2 Preserve the tablet of thy thoughts From every blemish free, While the Redeemer's lowly faith Its temple makes with thee. 3 And pray...  Poems - Page 213by Mary Whitwell Hale - 1840 - 216 pagesFull view - About this book
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...sense of truth, Or stains thy purity, Though light as breath of summer air, Count it as sin to thee. 2 Preserve the tablet of thy thoughts From every blemish...Redeemer's lowly faith Its temple makes with thee. 3 And pray of God, that grace he given To tread time's narrow way : — How dark soever it may be,... | |
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...sense of truth, Or stains thy purity, Though light as breath of summer air, Count it as sin to thee. 2 Preserve the tablet of thy thoughts From every blemish...Redeemer's lowly faith Its temple makes with thee. 3 And pray of God, that grace be given To tread time's narrow way : — How dark soever it may be,... | |
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...sense of truth, Or stains thy purity, Though light as breath of summer air -Count it as sin to thee. 2 Preserve the tablet of thy thoughts From every blemish free, While the Kedeemer's lowly faith Its temple makes with thee. 3 And pray of God, that grace be given To tread... | |
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